SCENTSY WAX FAQ'S
Wax Ingredients and the issue of burning wax VS.
“warming” wax
Scentsy uses a food-grade
petroleum based wax. This is because it
has a superior scent loading ability, lower melt point and firmness. Scentsy evaluated vegetable based waxes and found
them to be inferior in terms of the fore mentioned abilities.
Scentsy is aware of perceived
health risks associated with “burning petroleum waxes. Most of the scientific research suggests
there are a variety of health issues associated with burning candles of any
type. Switching to vegetable based waxes
does not seem to reduce the health risks. The core difference between Scentsy and regular candles is the Scentsy
solution does not “Burn” the wax.
the wax is not burned; therefore there is no risk
of hazardous substances being released into the air to pollute our lungs,
walls, and furniture. To further
clarify, with Scentsy, we only warm the scent out of the wax-the wax remains in
the warmer.
Wax FAQs
What kind of wax is used in
Scentsy Bars and Scentsy Bricks?
Scentsy wickless candle bars
are made with a custom, high-quality paraffin wax blend. It is designed for a
specific scent load and low melt point.
What kind of fragrance is
used in Scentsy products?
Scentsy products are manufactured with fragrance
oils. Fragrance oils can be all-natural or laboratory-reproduced copies of
natural aromatic chemicals, depending on cost-effectiveness. In some cases,
Scentsy products also contain essential oils–natural oils derived from plants
that can have therapeutic effects and are produced without regard to their
cost-effectiveness. Scentsy products may contain essential oils but do not
necessarily contain them, so we make no claims about essential oils in our
marketing. Please beware of unscrupulous marketing campaigns. “Infused with
essential oil” could mean nothing more than one drop of essential oil in a very
large batch. “Inspired by essential oil” means nothing more than the product
contains fragrance oil.
Do Scentsy products contain
phthalates?
No. Scentsy products are made
with fragrance oils that do not contain phthalates.
How long will a Scentsy Bar’s
fragrance last?
That depends on a number of factors, including
the size of the room, the humidity and temperature in the room, and how many sections
of a Scentsy Bar are used at a time. Your biological makeup and unique reaction
to smell will also influence how long a scent seems to last.
In general, a Scentsy Bar
lasts approximately 40 to 80 hours. This wide variation in time is due to the composition
of different fragrances as well as the factors described above. A light
fragrance such as mint will not last as long as a heavy bakery fragrance.
How are Scentsy Bars
measured?
Scentsy Bars
are measured by weight, not volume. A Scentsy Bar weighs at least 2.4
oz. Individual Bars may weigh a little
more, depending on the fragrance, but they will never weigh less.
What wattage of light bulb do
Scentsy Warmers use?
Our Full-Size Scentsy Warmers
use a maximum 25-watt bulb. Scentsy Mid-Size Warmers use a maximum 20-watt bulb, and a Plug-In Scentsy Warmers
take a maximum 15-watt bulb. Each warmer comes with a light bulb.
Are Scentsy Warmers UL
listed?
Each electrical component used in the
manufacture of a Deluxe Scentsy Warmer is UL listed: the housing the light bulb
screws into, the cord, the plug and the switch. The UL number can be found
right on each of the components except the switch (which is too small to
include a UL number but does have the “UL” trademark on it).
How do I change the wax in a
Scentsy Warmer?
For a Full-or Mid-Size Scentsy Warmer, turn the
Warmer off first. Then, carefully pour liquid wax back into the original
Clamshell if it is still fragrant and you’d like to reuse it, or into a
disposable container if to throw it away. Wipe the dish out with a paper towel
and you are ready to start with a new fragrance. For a Plug-In Scentsy Warmer,
turn the unit off for 30-60 seconds and carefully use a paper towel to wipe the
wax out of the warmer.
Miscellaneous:
Scentsy products contains absolutely no
formaldehyde, peanut oil, or peanut derivatives, nor are the warmers painted
with any form of lead paint.
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